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Synergy skills
Creativity skills
Communication Skills
Leadership skills

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Problem solving skills
Numerical Skills
Technical Skills
Creative skills

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can work for government agencies and private software publishers, engineering firms or academic institutions. Businesses and government agencies usually employ these scientists to develop new products or solve computing problems. Computer scientists employed by academic institutions are typically involved in more theoretical explorations of computing issues, often using experimentation and modeling in their research.

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Computer Science

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Pros:
You don't have to invest much capital to start a business. All you need is a computer (or a few computers) and people.
No business (almost) can run without computers, so you'll probably always have a job.
Computer science is the basis for developing industries like robotics, space, nano-technology etc. A degree in computer science can help you enter into such high-scope industries.
CONS:
You will be teaching yourself programming for the most part, school won't teach you step by step so lots of thinking and testing on your own.

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Entry level: Software Developer.
Median Level: Program Manager, Computer Software. Typically takes 5 to 6 years.
Advanced Positions: Vice President (VP), Engineering (Computer Software) Typically takes 12 to 15 years.

Skills Needed. At least Bachelors degree or Masters degree in computer related courses, experiences in programming language.

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College of computing and software engineering.
kennesaw state university